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mans. Arrrirrlos; rtrlsr STILL AVAILABLE - A raw JOIIN DEERE PUIEAIO DIGGEBS I

Priced at E85030 UP It will ayr you to see the new features of the JOHN DEEEE DIGGER. i

You can also get a good used Tractor of popular make at our Showroom in Charlottetown.

A. Piokard Farm Tractors Ltd.

FULL IPIID AIIIAD construction program ..A. Bailey. city engineer. Downtown

vonxrou, Basin - (or?) -streets are being torn up torto- upuu speed ahead" is the orderpaving. Many new water mains and given for this city's 82.000000 re-sewers are being laid. ,

ATTEIITIEII III) PIIIIIIIIEEEV

FOR IIIGIIEST RETUIINS AND PROMPT, EIITICIENT SERVICE, SIIIP -YOUR IIOCS AND OTIIER LIVESTOCIC TIIROIJGII OUR. TRUCKERS EVERY WEEK. .

YOU ARE INVITED TO VISIT THE LOCAL PLANT AND SEE YOUR IIOGS BEING KILLED. WEIGIIED AND

GRAD. 11;-ucnsuxaocnrr nonnmo oar iunmy-Victoria .......- I. D. Maelnod 0 lens lunlmra ......................... Alden Corr ..................... .. Tuesday . r George D i i ........- Alhcrton .. Alhcrton Coop. ".2 ---Tllllllll nnnandale J. 6. MacDonald .: ...iI'usoday

nedford-Traeodlo .... Herb Mullen ............. .....'I'ussday Belle River-Wood la- r

lands ...... ......... Is. .. ....-.... y moomfleld Bloomfield coop. .. ....'rneadey an-sdalbane ............'. Elmer Wigmoro ........ ....'I'hureday Canoe Cove ........... Archie Maelinnon .....'I'nesday

.2. Norman Mselanslo - ....'l'burday . I. I. Phillips .....Taeadsy

Cornwall lasers lloward ...........'lueaday Covehead-Yolk .. . Lloyd Vcuoy ............Tucaday crnpsud-Wettmorm

mm B. N. I! ........-'l” ' y until now- Dunstaffna" Borden Boswell .....'. Tuesday Inna - Eldon - Pt PI'l,In- .

Melville .. -.. John Mellso ........'.. Tuesday Ellersiie ....' Eliersllo Coop. ....... Tnesdl! y llmlra-East Polat .. Pius Campbell ....... Monday forcnoon FrederIcIAm- Les Maellowefl ....... ..., Thursday Gsspercaul - Murray

Harbour North .... Carl Graham .......... .....'l'uesdl.V Ilunier ltircr .'........ Borden Dagnall ....... ....'l'hnraday Krnrlngtoll llerb Melwen - Ma - 4

....-'l'hunday Montague ., - 'l'IIIl'Idl! lilorell '.. .. Tuesday ' Mt. Stewart .. .'I'il0III! llinrrav Itlver - Mur-

ray Harbour it. Maorheraon .....'!-...'I'nesds! Northam .. spnrgeon Dynsent .. .... Tuesday 0'Leary 0'l.oary Coop. ......3 .. .'I'ueoday realm-st. .. Merlin De-Ina ........ ......'l'hnraday s St. Peter's-Bear RIver- -'

sourls ..........-..........- Roadie Pratt .....'I'ueada, Summersldu .............'.'e If. 8. Maelwen O M.

Oasoley ,. Tlgnilh ,, rlgnisb Coop . .....'l'ueada.

Vernon itlver- lgg .. Ralph Loo .. ....-'l'II6Idl! . Vernon - Cherry Val- ”

its .................-..W . crane ,...........l'ueIIlIr I Wain-vale " .. lddtttildiiiifii 1."; ;..'..'liuosday ”

w ulngun e....,...... wellington coon. .. Tuesday . ' echarlottitown and vlelnlty-liar efficient trucking service Mon

day to Friday phone illtor rm.

W will pay any farmer truehage on his own hogs delivered to our

pensaon Grafton Street provided there is no advertised truekerfor

that area." i ' ' I WIIY NU! PATBONIZI TEE C WN PLANT? AN IN- DUSTRY ON PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. GIVING IIIIIDYHINT 1'0 ISLAND PEOPLE. AND OPIIATID IN '1'!!! BEST INTIIISTG or 003 LIVESTOCK PBODUOIIS.

oAnAoA mourns Lmuso

GIIIIIl0l'IEl'IIWI P. E. I. n

HOG PRODUCERS

BEAR TIIIS TIIOUGIIT IN MIND: IT IS THE VOLUME OF IIOOS SHIPPED OFF TIIE ISLAND TIIAT SUSTAINS THE PRICE

ON THE ISLAND. SO IT IS '10 YOUR ADVANTAGE THAT YOU CON- TACT SWIFTS LOAD IN YOUR VICINITY, WHO. IS A PART OF OUR WEEKLY SHIPPING SYSTEM TIIAT ASSUBES YOU OF IMMEDIATE KILLING TRY US WITII YOUR

SOUBIS-DAY FORTUNE ...........CI.Il'l"0lD PETERS

Pioneer iisslianliry In P. E. Island

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cranberries seem to have been a fIlr1y profitable crop so years Great qua grow on St. Peters.

County. It. Dickey. supplied local markets feeliyeea-sandmadelarueship mcntsito Montreal and the Mother Coun-try.

But generally lie development of huit growing in more due was slow and uoprofitdila, growers could not got good nursery stock. Again. they did not under- stand horticulture. as most of the -immigrants who come to the Pro- vince did not come from ilruit

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by dink agents, who in their sto to get rich sold inferior stock at high prices.

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Wo.lea-rn from reviewing old . d that apples were grown witlisomosuooessandinliima trial shipment of 300 barrels went to England where they brought a handsome profit to the growers.

It may be interesting to note that the first arpples shipped across the ocean from this Prot v-inee was a trial lot from the farm of John Dickerson, Bay View.

The "Lake Huron", on he mai- den voyage from Charlottetown to Liverpool, carried 12 barrels from the orchard of John Newson. Rocky Point. Some months later, the P. E. I. Fruit Growers' Association sent about 100 banrela. the bulk of which came from Senator Fer- guson's farm at Marshfield.

Indeed, the future of the apple industry looked promising and many believed that the day was not far distant when the Garden of the Gulf would be producing as many apples as the famous An- napolis Valley.

There were some fairly large orchards in those days. Perhaps the ones owned by F. G. Bouyer. Georgetown, and J. T. Weeks. Al- borton. were the biggest. But time has revealed that oroherdi-ng on a large scale was not for this

Province, and today very few worthwhile orchards are to be seen.

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However. we have done better with livestock. Some of the best blood from Europe was brought over by the early settlers. This was especially true as regards horses and for many years island bred horses sold for premium- prices. Many different breeds of cattle were brought here from the Old Country, but only a few breeders like the late Benjamine Hearts made a go of it. island farmers were all for the horse, caring little about cattle.

The principal rsisers of pede- greed cattle in those days were Senator Ferguson, who medalis- ed in Galioways; I. G. Bouyer raised Shorthorns; John Richards held to Abcrdeens: Senator Yeo preferred I-ierefords. while Mr. Easton. Royalty. possessed a fine herd of Ayrdrirss.

Sheep of various breeds pastur- ed almost everywhere. but the death toll among them caused by dogs. gradually led to a decrease in their numbe until today only a few flocks .rer.nai.n with us.

joyster culture flourished then as now, but the digging of shells for fertilizer is said to have caus- ed serious damage to the industry. Time was when the aggregate catch reached 40.000 barrels in a single season's " i . -vBy 1899 this figure had dropped to 14,125 barrels, the value being in round numbers about 350.500. It might be of interut to state here that the total value of fisheries. ex- clusive of oysters, and principally lobsters and xnelts. for the sam

year amounted to 8.181.200. .

Looking at the wild game pic- ture, we learn that large quanti- ties of geese. ducks and Brant were killed each year by means of live decoys. especially trained for the purpose. Richmond Bay and the

Discovers lions” Skin Remedy

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Sept. I7 to 24

flab 'mguda" wm uh place in cilicsvand towns of all ten PIOVIIIOC. OI display will DC-ClIfl':1ID;l;NrIn.y. These are sonic of the men who stand ready to defend the i ” of Canada and democratic nations everywhere against aggression.

Take this opportunity to meet and solute Canada's men in the Active and Reserve Forces. Visit the public exhibits and demonstrations in your district. You will be proud of the men and machines that make up Canada's Army.

At the some time you will probably realise the need for more men, more equipment. You will understand why Canada is now doing everything possilrle to strengthen our Active and Reserve Forces-why we are asking young Canadians from oosst-to- coast to visit their nearest Recruiting Depot or Armoury at once.

Amy Recruiting Oleo, Ioilevu IIdg.. loving Cordon lead, Iialilaa, NA. No. 1 Personnel Depot, Woodstock load. Irodoslsfon, NJ. He. 3 lereesmol Depot. Div! II, Covodeida. Ouobes, P.O. A No. 4 Personnel Depot, 772 lhoohnoho St. W., Montreal, LO. Inn 10". "C" lvlillns. Held 19., Ottawa. om. 040- 5 Po--ml Moot. Mllluy Fnrir. saw so., Kingston, om. N-- 6 Pu-my Dow. ch-lay rut, Douglas Drive. Iovoato. one. No. 7 Personnel Depot, Vloloolay Iorrosh, lllaaboth Street, loodon. Ont. No. I Pononnol Depot, Ion Osborne Ienedu, Wlnnlpol. Men. No. I Personnel Depot, National Defense IId.., Winnipeg I IIQMII Avo., Ioglnu, Sgt.

luv a.c. - No. I! Personnel Depot, IoduIootos's Hold, it. JeInn's, Newfoundland

It's your Army - See If on parade

JOIN THE CAN DIAN ARMYW..- NOW!

Black Banks were apori.smen's dreams of heaven. . Trout, too. abounded in rivers. ponds, brooks and John Caven giva us a fair picture of the Du-n-k River in these lines: "Pause here and look upon a sight so fair, As ever painted limned of poet's dreams; ' Along the forest-tops the sun's last ray. Linger-s caressingly, while and there. i

here

-A purple patch drops through the

heated air,

On Dunlr's clear waters, as, with graceful sweep,

Beneath the flowers the meadows margins bear.

A thoughtful stillness reigns: on earth. on sky.

No sound of Jar, no cloud the blue to dim;

With ohirps and crooks. the night hawk hurries by,

And high-perched his compline n.

For up the rapids seem to heave a sigh-

Dunk. mourning meets the tide- a grave to him."

This is the "anglers paradise". This river rises somewhere far down the railroad line and empties its generous water into Summer- elde harbour.

I"I:OOD FUND

ATIKOKAN. Ont. - (GP) - A 31.36: flood-relief fund is being split among some 3 families here who was affected by flooding of the Atikokan river early this sum- mer.

robin chants

POODLES The poodle first appe as a separate breed of dog in the 17th Ocntury. -.

slaughter in connection with the a. second time. Thirty-two por- Long Island Railroad wreck last sons died in the accident and Feb. 17, today went on trial for more than 100 werednjured. Kie-

fer is accused of running lhil train through a. stop signal and crashing into a westbdund train.

MINEOLA, N. Y.. Sept. 12 - (AP) - Jacob Kicfer. 55-year-old engineer charged with man-

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